The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
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CORNER ECOND AND ADAMS

rams Street Methodist Church, Chel-
sea.
MRS. W. H. CHERRY, Of Nashville.
Tenn, Is visiting the family OF Mr..
John F. Wilkerson, on the Boule-
va d.
Mr.. ]. r. PawRLL has returned
from an extended trip with her hus-
band, and is stopping at 104 Court
street.
B. F. RANDALL, Fall River, Mass +,
arrived in the city last night. He is
one Of the largest cotton buyers who
visit this market.
Mrs. P. M. BURaoYEE, Of this city,
yesterday received news by cable an
nounciDg the deslh of her mother, in
Birmingham, England.
Da. N. w. TRACY will preach today
at l l am. and 7 p m. at Georgia Street
Methodist Church, corner OF Ten
nessee aud Georgia streets.
MAX WUNDKRLIcH, late with W. II.
Berry q Co., il connected now with
l. Goldsmith & Bros, and will be
pleased to see his friends call.
julius ScHLoss, a Memphis boy, bot
now travelling for New York house,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Schloss, on Poplar street.
Miss ANNIE sBEARoN has moved her
dressmsking rooms to 408 Main street,
where she is prepared to make dresses
iu the latest styles at reasonable
prices.
JUICE T. ]. LATHAM, President OF
the water company, left for Louis
vile and the East last night, to pur-
chase new pumping machinery flr his
works.
Mus HELENE OPPENHKIMER, pretty
young lady from Columbus, Miss, is
among the recent arrivals, and is a
guest Ct Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Nathan,
on Second street.
MRS. O. B. GALLOWAY, who has been
serit usly i'll for nearly five weeks, was
reported by DR.. Willett. last night as
aving passed the crisis in the disease
and will soon BIS convalescent.
CARDS are out for q reception ten
dered to Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Peres
by Mrs. e. Lowenstein, 10 be held at
her residence, No. 54 Shelby street,
between the hours of 8 to IL o'c ock,
Thursdsy evening, April 7th.
JuDaH E 8. HAMMokD, his daugh-
ter, Miss Pattie, and Miss Maggie Mac
rae, leave this evening for Detroit,
Mich. The Judge 60 8 to hold court
for Judges Brown,1 who lie absent IN
Europe fer his health.
De. A. LAURENCE again occupies hia
ia uily residence at Humboldt Park.
His beautiful daughter, Miss Mamie,
who has been suffering with the
scarlet fever for several days, was re-
ported better at 10 o'clock last night.
MEMBERS Of the Rowan Mission,
Fort Pickering, will dispense with the
morning service ef their church TO-DAY
through courtesy to the Rev. A. W.
Lamar, and will unite with him at the
Central Baptist Church. Regular ser.
vice tomorrow night.
In another column will he found
the card OF s. W. Green q Co.,, an
nouncing the Withdrawal from III 3
partnership business by Messrs. Hugh
McOrea, B. Lsnier, A. r. Duncan and
J. NJ. Lanier, they having disposed OF
their interest in the same to Mr., S.
mon w. Green and Mr.. T. A. Kendig,
who will conduct the bu;inets from
date under the same firm nan Q and
with ample capital for all purposes.
Me- REID, an attscne Of the Gov
eminent Labor Buresu, ia in the city
tatht r ng sLt sites AID other data for
his department with refa d to labor
unions, strikes and other causes. H.
is also making careful inquiry regard
ing wages paid me chanics and labor
ers, eud finds Memphis ahead OF any
city hs has yet visited in this re pect,
mechanics and woikiDgmen being
heuer paid here than at any other
city.
TEE Holly Springs Reporter, March
3lst, has this paragraph about two
ew oitiz no OF Memphis: "Mr George
M. Buchanan and MIR. John Calboon'
of cur city, have taken their departure
for Memphis, where they will engage
in the real estate business. They have
for a number of years been among
our most trusted and enterprising citi-
zsns and will not fail to prove them.
selves worthy the con6der ce OF any
community"
ATTENTION is directed to the card of
the new firm Of Wilkinson & Banks,
No 8 Towards Row. AS commission
merchants and grain dealers they ave
likely to do large business. Col. r
NJ Banks, late OF fernando, Miss,
has many friends in the commercial
circles Of Memphis. Mr.. 7. w. Will
kinson, late Of Daue, Wilkinson
4 Co., Loves, Miss., has been
merchant several years and is known
80 successful and reliable one.
Dr.. B. S. BYRNIs, Of this city, has
received the following notice from F.
II. Rshwinkel, secretary OF Section II
Of Dental and Oral Surgery: II here
with advise you that the Council Of
the Section Of Dental and Oral Sur
gerry OF thu Ninth International Mtd
ical Congress, to be held at Washing
ton, d. @, September 3, 1887, have
suggested your name to its Executive
COMMITTEES as one of those who should
receive a ppecisl invitation to become
a member of the Congress and taks
part in its proceedings"
DARLINGTON MASON, jr., Of this city,
will lesve tomorrow for Nashville,
where he will engsge with Col. Olai-
borne, in the insurance business, with
which, under bis fathers training and
supervision he has attained to q
thorough knowledge. A young man
OF high character, he cannot fail to do
well. The best wishes Of his and the
friends of his honored parents will 90
with him, and hopes and prayers for
bis success ard an honorable career
will be constant and earnest. The AP.
PRAL commends him to the people OF
Nashville.
THE Birmingham, Ala, Neirs VS.
that "Judge John L. T. S1eed, of Ten.
nessee, is being urged Tor the Supreme
Ju lgeship of the District Of Oolumbis,
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